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FCE Reading and Use of English Part 3 (game 6)

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  • We (CURRENT)__________ use them mainly to make calls and to send text messages.
    CURRENTLY
  • Mobile phones have increased in (POPULAR)__________ over the last few years, and these days almost everyone has one.
    POPULARITY
  • The car´s (POPULAR)_________, though, has had worrying effects on our environment.
    POPULARITY
  • The (HARM)___________ fumes produced by car engines affect us in many ways.
    HARMFUL
  • The pollution affects (COUNT)___________ species we share the planet with.
    COUNTLESS
  • The problems with nature are (SECOND) to the convience issues.
    SECONDARY
  • This could be extremely (USE)__________ if you got lost, say when driving a car.
    USEFUL
  • Scientists and other environmental (SPECIAL)_________ are keen to,draw attention to the dangers of our modern lifestyles.
    SPECIALISTS
  • There is now no (SCIENCE)___________ reason why your phone shouldn’t also be able to tell you what kind of neighbourhood you are entering.
    SCIENTIFIC
  • but now the (FINANCE) ___________ costs of such equipment have come down.
    FINANCIAL
  • However, people seem (EXTREME)__________ reluctant to give up their cars.
    EXTREMELY
  • Life behind the wheel is too (COMFORT)___________ to worry about nature.
    COMFORTABLE
  • In their (JUDGE) ___________ there will be a great demand for such services. it remains to be seen, of course, whether the public agrees.
    JUDGEMENT
  • Mobile phone companies are looking at the (SUIT)__________ of offering these services to the public.
    SUITABILITY
  • For example, you phone could tell you that you are entering an area of high (CRIME)__________ activity.
    CRIMINAL
  • Such technology has been available to (SPECIAL)___________ such as the police and pilots for a long time.
    SPECIALISTS
  • GPS tracking can give your location to the (NEAR) _______ few metres.
    NEAREST
  • Soon, however, (INFORM)__________ such as exactly where you are will be available through a mobile.
    INFORMATION
  • The car has been (INCREDIBLE)_________ successful.
    INCREDIBLY
  • Unless we can get over our attachment to the car, we will face a (GROW)___________ problem of environmental damage.
    GROWING
  • in one century the car has come to dominate most of the world and the (INHABIT)___________ of any developed country rely on it in all kinds of ways.
    INHABITANTS
  • The (CONSTRUCT)__________ of roads has meant the destruction of areas of natural beauty.
    CONSTRUCTION